One yard is approximately 0.91 meter. write a direct variation equation that relates xx yards to yy meters

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Let's call x the yards and "y" the meters. The equation that best relates the conversion from yards to meters knowing that a yard is 0.91 meters, will be given by x = (1 / 0.91) * y.

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